In his photographic work, Nikita Teryoshin focuses on the often-overlooked aspects of modern life. With critical acuity, visual wit, and a keen sense of irony, he documents social contradictions, power structures, and economic dynamics.
Globalisation, consumerism, and the resulting climate change are the main causes for the disappearance of the rainforest's precious ecosystem. And this also contributes to the disconnection of humanity from the virgin forest.
What do we connect with the term wilderness? What does a picture…
On 26 April 1986, the Chernobyl disaster shook the world. A radioactive cloud was released from reactor No. 4 into the atmosphere and spread across all of Europe.
An exclusion zone was declared, an area within a radius of 30 km surrounding the nuclear power plant. In the meantime nature has quietly and persistently reclaimed the deserted area. Some artists are observing this development more closely.
Radio Garden is an interactive map of the world featuring radio stations from all over the world. Since late 2016 it has been possible to listen in on currently 7877 radio stations from 159 countries - no matter how great the distance between listener and sender. There exist no geographical or man-made borders for Radio Garden
If you ascend the stairs to the first floor at the Stadthaus, you will encounter two bronze busts. The effigies of Hans and Sophie Scholl. The siblings from Ulm were members of the resistance group Die Weiße Rose (The White Rose), fighting National Socialism. They were sentenced to death and executed at Munich-Stadelheim prison on 22 February 1943.
The Minster View streams part of a 180° view from a webcam, installed on top of the Ulm Minster. Enjoy the panoramic view you usually only get, if you climb the steeple.
The traces people left on the Minster Square date back more than four millennia. A long time before Ulm, the Minster, or the Minster Square even existed. Some of it was discovered during the excavations for the foundations of the Stadthaus. The exhibition in the basement includes selected finds, slide shows, and short films. Like all our exhibitions it is open daily, free admission.
